Attention Class of 2023!
Attention Seniors - Class of 2023 -
Book your senior portraits today!
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Greenville Athletic Association 13th Annual Golf Tournament
Class of 2022 Graduation
June 24, 2022
6pm
Livestream link:
https://youtu.be/XUXzMR4IwRU
GHS students and families:
Regents exams are taking place this year and will count as credit towards graduation. Click here for the Regents Exam schedule. The schedule is also posted in the Daily Bulletin which is located on the GHS website.
Expectations:
Bookbags, purses, cell phones, earbuds, smart watches, etc. will not be allowed in the testing site.
Be sure students get a good night’s rest and eat breakfast/lunch before you take your exam.
Students only need to attend school during Regents week on the days they have Regents Exams. If students do not have a Regents exam, they do not need to attend school.
If students do not have transportation, they are welcome to wait in the cafeteria either before or after their exam for buses. They will not be allowed to leave campus while waiting for a bus.
Breakfast and lunch will be available through 6/21.
Students can keep their laptops until their last Regents exam.
Transportation: Morning and afternoon bus runs are available to HS students. There is also a late bus that leaves the high school at 4:15 pm through 6/17. Morning bus runs will continue through 6/23. For 6/21 - 6/23 buses will leave campus at 11:45 am.
The Field of Flags gives the lawn of Ellis Elementary a special look for the month of May. On this Memorial Day, we honor those who have died serving our country.
Students in Food and Nutrition worked hard to make and decorate patriotic cakes for Memorial Day. Each student baked a 6 inch cake from scratch and used piping techniques to ice and decorate their cakes. The cakes were then displayed and voted on. Deliciously patriotic!
As a reminder, school will be closed on Thursday, May 26 through Monday, May 30th for Memorial Day Recess.
Greenville CSD: We are looking for your feedback! If you haven't already done so, please use the link below to read about our annual perception survey and provide your feedback. The survey will close on May 31. Thank you!
https://www.greenvillecsd.org/page/annual-perception-survey
On June 22, 23 and 24th, Grades K-8 will have half days and dismiss at 11:30am. As a reminder, school is closed on May 26-30 for Memorial Day Recess and June 20th for Juneteenth.
Due to the predicted weather, all after-school activities have been cancelled for today, Monday May 16th.
Congratulations to our High School students - 3rd Quarter Honor Roll
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The 6th episode of the Spartanville podcast is live! In this episode we talk with our new superintendent, Mr. Bennett.
Check it out:
https://www.greenvillecsd.org/o/ghs/page/gcs-media-club
HS Interact club is sponsoring a used Eyewear and Hearing Aid Collection to support the Lion's Eye Institute. Did you know The World Health Organization (WHO) reports over 517 million people globally are visually impaired because they do not have access to corrective treatment? By donating used, no longer worn or needed adult and children's glasses of any prescription or sunglasses (regular or prescription) you will be helping others gain the gift of sight and better eye health. Used hearing aids can be reprogrammed for those in need in our local region. Your donation has the added effect of keeping plastic, glass and metal out of landfills. Boxes are located at GCS HS Office, Ellis Elem. Faculty Room and inside the Greenville Public Library from May 4 to June 2. All donations are greatly appreciated. For more information contact: hynesa@greenvillecsd.org
Rotary Youth Exchange Program: Looking for Host Families for the 2022-2023 School Year
The Greenville Rotary is looking for families who would be interested in hosting an exchange student during the 2022-2023 school year. Greenville has a wonderful history of hosting exchange students and an integral part of this is finding families to open their homes to youth from around the world.
The fascination and rewards of temporarily hosting a teen from another country is a unique opportunity provided by Rotary Clubs worldwide. Students come to our community and enroll in GCS for a full year. During that time, they stay with three different families to give them a sense of the diversity of family life in the U.S. The average stay with each family is 3-4 months.
Some families may have children close to the age of the exchange student, some may have older or younger children, others may be childless or empty nesters. Some families may be more interested in sports, others in culture. The only requirements are a separate bed for the student, open minds and big hearts.
Students are treated as members of the family, not as guests. If your children are assigned chores, your Rotary student can also have family chores. It’s the student’s job to adapt to the family, not vice versa. By hosting a Youth Exchange student in your home, you’ll make a young person’s dream come true, and you and your family will share an unforgettable and fulfilling experience.
If you are interested in becoming a host family please contact Greenville Rotary Youth Exchange Officer, Todd Hilgendorff. 518-966-5070 ext. 519. hilgendorfft@greenvillecsd.org
http://yex7210.org/become-a-host-family/
Tomorrow is our MS/HS Career Day!
Join us this weekend for the HS Musical, "Once on This Island!"
April 8 - 7:00
April 9 - 7:00
April 10 - 2:00
Promo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sSuT88WXvTU
Order Tickets Online: https://forms.gle/npmDtJx8t551TFK86
The annual MS/HS Career Day is next week, April 12! Our keynote speaker this year NYS Department of Agriculture & Markets Commissioner Richard Ball.
Congratulations to Hunter Smigel from Greenville FFA. After the delegates officially vote him in, Hunter will be the 2022-2023 New York State FFA Vice President!
Students in studio art are designing elements for the set of this year’s musical.
